Mini Guides

With a winding old marketplace, a seaside castle and a strong Lebanese heritage, Saida is easily one of Lebanon’s most delightful destinations.

Machghara has known a turbulent history, butmanaged to preserve many monuments of its past and today is rising once again.

Standing in the heart of South Lebanon, Cana is considered by some to be the biblical village of Cana of Galilee, where Christ performed his first miracle.

Having played an important historical role as the seat of the Emirs, Deir El Qamar an ideal place to spend time in nature and see Lebanon’s past firsthand.

For many, the northern village of Aito is significant place that brings deep attachment.

Located at the foot of Mount Hermon, the southern village of Hebbarieh has been synonymous with resistance for centuries. Getting There From Beirut, take the Saida highway to Nabatieh, then head…

Located in the very center of West Bekaa, Joub Jannine is a friendly village full of interesting sites.

One of the symbols of Lebanon’s independence is the Rachaya Citadel, where French mandate authorities held the country’s early national leaders captive during the 1943 rebellion that triggered the country’s independence

Known for its mild climate,hills and green valleys, Qartaba is a true mountain idyll. You’ll see why it’s easy to fall for the charm of this serene village.

Located at the end of Jounieh Bay, Ghazir is a town with a seemingly slender silhouette, its feet dipping in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea.